Stockton man admits drugs possession

3:25pm Tuesday 20th November 2012 in News Photograph of the Author By Steven Hugill

A Stockton man admitted possession of 38.5g of amphetemine and a quantity of cannabis when he appeared in court today (Tuesday, November 20).

The drugs were found after Craig Lawrence, 42, of Cowshill Green, was stopped by police in Darlington on August 17.

He admitted further charges of driving without third party insurance, driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.

Darlington magistrates fined him £110, added six points to his licence and handed him a 12-month conditional discharge.

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NO EINSTEIN says...
9:43pm Tue 20 Nov 12

Oh, and is he still free and walking the streets, "sorry wrote this by just reading the headline only,"
YES OF COURSE HE IS, our legal system is a joke,,,,,,,
How about 500 hours of community service at lest, for this drug dealing parasite,,,,,,,,,,,,

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Davy Crocket says...
2:41pm Wed 21 Nov 12

Community service !! That's a joke they dont turn up or just fein illness half the time and get constantly let off by scarf wearing lefties .... and when they do "work" they hardly bust a gut. Forced labour camps run by the army are needed but before that the Human Rights Act needs to be amended.

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Davy Crocket says...
2:42pm Wed 21 Nov 12

Community service !! That's a joke they dont turn up or just fein illness half the time and get constantly let off by scarf wearing lefties .... and when they do "work" they hardly bust a gut. Forced labour camps run by the army are needed but before that the Human Rights Act needs to be amended.

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Davy Crocket says...
2:42pm Wed 21 Nov 12

Community service !! That's a joke they dont turn up or just fein illness half the time and get constantly let off by scarf wearing lefties .... and when they do "work" they hardly bust a gut. Forced labour camps run by the army are needed but before that the Human Rights Act needs to be amended.

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Davy Crocket says...
2:44pm Wed 21 Nov 12

£110 fine ? But thats lower than the insurance premium .... so crime does pay after all ...

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